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AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. RINOESS. PRINCESS. RINCESS. PRINCESS. RINCESS. NOW S H O W I N G. N r > W S H 0 W I N G. NOWSHO W I N G. NOWSHO W I N G. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." '• DANTE'S INFERNO.'' •' DANTE'S i. . ..UNO." " DANTE'S INFERNO." " DANTE'S INFERNO." ■"DANTE'S INFERNO." " DANTE'S INFERNO." ' DANTE'S INFERXO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." " DANTE'S INFERNO." " DANTE'S INFERNO." " DANTE'S INFERNO." - DANTE'S INFERNO." " DANTE'S INFERNO." " DANTR'S INFERNO." " DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." •■ DANTE'S f.NFERNo." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." '■ DANTE'S INFERNO." " DANTE S INFERNO." IT'S ONE OF THE GREAT PICTURES OF ALL TIMES. W*M. FOX TRESENTS EDMUND T OWE DMUND -"OWE In "/CHAMPION OF T OST /CAUSES OF V-'AUSES. A PICTURE OF THRILLS AND MYSTERY. A W.M. FOX COMEDY, "rpilE TSUTTERFLY TV/TAN." " X HK -°UTTEKFLY IU -AN." DURING THE SCREENING OP " DANTE'S INFERNO." rjEOROE pOORES /-VRCHESTRA N-«EORGE x (JUKE'S ORCHESTRA WILL II.AY A SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE. FOX WEEKLY NEWS. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. ."i p.m., 7.45 p.m. 'Phone 41-SSO. NOTICE.—Tho Prices during "Dante's Inferno" Season : Day Sessions, 1/ and 2/ ; Night Sessions, 1/6 nnd 2/9. "Tho Broadway Get ß the Best." BROADWAY. To-night. TIIiOADWAY. ROADWAY. At T. 43 -"-»ROADWAY. THE LAST NIGHT. "THE GOLD DIGGERS." Splendid "THE COLD DIGGERS." AII"THE COLD DIGGERS." Slnr "THE GOLD DIGGERS." Cast. From the Flay by A Tory llopwood. Also. •LETS GO." RICHARD TALMADOE. "LETS CO." RICHARD T A L.MADGE. Altogether a Tiptop Programme. MONDAY: "THOSE WHO DANCE." Another "THOSE WHO DANCE." Very "THOSE WHO DANCE." Excellent "THOSE WHO DANCE." Cast. Story by George Kibbc Turner. Also. "CAPTAIN JANUARY." BABY PEC.GY. "CAPTAIN JANUARY." BABY PEGGY. "CAPTAIN JANUARY." Hobart Bosworth. Seven Reels of Delightful Entertainment. r-lITY OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AT 8 O'CLOCK. MUNICIPAL CHOIR - MUNICIPAL CHOIR Will Sing: "Light of the Worlrl" (Elgar). "Matona, Lovely Mniden" (Lassus). "My Little Pretty One" (Old air arranged by G. Shaw). "The Cruiskeen Lawn" (Irish air arranged by Stewart). "After Many a Dusty Mile" (Elgar). "March of the Crusaders" (Liszt). MISS MINA CALDOW MISS MINA CALDOW Will Sing: "I'\>r a Dream's Sake" (Cowen). "A Memory" (Gorlng-Thomns). "Go-down Moses" (Spiritual) .. (Burleigh) MR. MAUOHAN HARNETT, City Organist, MR. MAUGHAN HARNETT, City Organist, Will Piny : "Carillon" Vieruc). "Pastorale" (Lemare). "Pleee Heroiquo" Cesar Franek) "Andante Cantablle" .... (Tschaikowskl). "Sugar Plum Fairy" (Tschaikowskl). Wedding March (Ferramors) (Rubenstein). Choir Organist MR. EDGAR RANDAL. Accompanist MR. CYRIL TOWSEY. ADMISSION SIXPENCE. J. S. BRIGHAM, 801 Town Clerk.

LECTTJRES. A UCKLAND CITY MISSION. CITY MISSION. vSK/JJIPPODROME miIEATRE. AAippor>ROME -*- HEATRE. (Few Doors below J.C.L., Queen Street.) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, 6.30. Doors open: 7 p.m., Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Burnnand. 7.30, Service Begins. Preacher: REV. JASPER pALDEH. EV. O asper Balder. Subject : TOP WTEIGHT." OP ''EIGHT." Offertory Solo : " 0 DIVINE REDEEMER" (Gounod). Soloist : MISS GIVEN TAYLOR. WEDNESDAY NEXT (King's Birthday), SOCIAL EVENING At St. Matthew's Hull, Uobson Street, 8 p.m. Every THURSDAY, 11 a.m.. Holy Communion. St. Matthew's Church. Mission Shop open for business as usual. Locality: Cor. Wellcsley St. West and Albert Street. 740 N I T ARIA N C H V R C H, PONSONBY ROAD. SUNDAY EVENING. AT SEVEN. POPULAR CENTENARY LECTURE By REV, A. THORNIIILL, M.A., On "FIVE GREAT UNITARIAN'S." "FIVE GREAT UNITARIANS." Read their Names and Hear their Story, Priestley, Charming. Emerson, Martiueau, Drummond. What Is the Secret of Their Greatness? Ellswood Huntingdon (Congrezatlonalist) says: "Unitarians liave produced more leaders of America, in proportion to their numbers, than any other group." Why? Hear This Lecture, Special Music. Solo, "But the Lord is Mindful." MISS R. BURK. Anthem, "Blessed Are They That Dwell in Thy House." Inquirers may Borrow Free Works by the above and other Unitarian authors. Apply Librarian, Unitarian Manse, Beckham Place Auckland. Writ* for Catalogue To-day.